
Who Owns The Next Move
A deleted Apex test class and lessons from monkey management changed how I hand work to agents and decide when they should ask.
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A deleted Apex test class and lessons from monkey management changed how I hand work to agents and decide when they should ask.

Three Salesforce demos with Jev exposed the difference between a model’s score and the decisions my code still has to own.

I used ChatGPT voice mode to inspect Salesforce flows, compare metadata with documentation, and steer the work through conversation.

Testing Salesforce’s Claude plugin against a missing field, real org metadata, and user-mode permissions changed what I expected from AI coding.

I exhausted an agentic Salesforce trial in under an hour—and lost the chance to measure the tool before deciding what it was worth.

Salesforce can give an agent the org context it needs. Deciding when to stop, what to verify, and whether to write code is still a method I have to own.